Students earning this certificate will qualify as entry level Electric Vehicle, Hybrid, and Alternative Fuels technicians. They will learn the theory,safety, and hands-on procedures for maintenance, service, and repair of full electric, hybrid electric, Hydrogen electric, and alternative fuel powered vehicles. Basic courses in automotive electrical, engine performance,alignment, suspension, and brakes will be required, as EVs and Hybrids all utilize these basic technologies.
Auto 130 1 section per year 25 students per section
Auto 135 1 section per year 25 students per section
Auto 160 1 section per year 25 students per section
Auto 161 1 section per year 25 students per section
Auto 200 1 section per year 25 students per section
Auto 201 1 section per year 25 students per section
This program will offer students the opportunity to be employed in entry level positions in the automotive electric vehicle, hybrid, and alternative fuels area, filling job gaps in this rapidly expanding technology as zero emissions deadlines approach state-wide and nationally.
Program Student Learning Outcome: Students will be prepared to pass the ASE A4, A5, A6, and L3 national examinations, as evidenced by their final exam scores in each of the corresponding classes.
Upon completion of this program, the student will be able to demonstrate skills in electric vehicle, hybrid, and alternative fuels service, repair, and diagnosis, as well as fundamental skills in basic electrical, engine performance, brakes, suspension, and alignment.
Auto 130Basic Engine Performance 2 units
Auto 135Basic Automotive Electrical 4 units
Auto 160Suspension, Steering, and Alignment 4 units
Auto 161Automotive Brakes 4 units
Auto 200Automotive Electric and Hybrid Vehicles 4 units
Auto 201Alternative Fuel Vehicles 2 units
Total 20 units
Auto 130Basic Engine Performance 2 units
Auto 135Basic Automotive Electrical 4 units
Auto 160Suspension, Steering, and Alignment 4 units
Auto 161Automotive Brakes 4 units
Auto 200Automotive Electric and Hybrid Vehicles 4 units
Auto 201Alternative Fuel Vehicles 2 units
Total 20 units
| Course | Title | Units | Year/Semester (Y1 or S1) |
|---|---|---|---|
Dr. Javier Ayala · 10/07/21
Gc support.
Efrain Silva · 10/07/21
IVC supports the program.
Cassandra Storey · 10/07/21
SDCCE supports program
Tina Recalde · 10/07/21
San Diego Mesa College supports the development of this new program. As the number of annual job openings specifically related to electric vehicles and hybrid or T-TEN are relatively small, I would suggest that caution be used if other colleges in the San Diego region are considering a similar program.
Jesse Lopez · 10/05/21
Miramar College endorses the new program.
Larry McLemore · 10/05/21
Cuyamaca supports
Jennifer Lewis · 09/30/21
Southwestern College supports this proposal for a new program.
Dr. Al Taccone · 09/27/21
MiraCosta recommends/supports!
John Edwards · 09/27/21
MiraCosta College submitted the appropriate LMI from the COE. The COE recommends proceeding with developing a program because 1) this occupations’ entry-level wage is below the living wage for San Diego County and the median wage is above the living wage; 2) a high number of annual openings exist; and 3) a supply gap exists.
Susan Wyche · 09/07/21
Palomar College supports this program.
Efrain Silva · 08/27/21
Imperial Valley College supports this proposal.
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